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FORTY FIVE
It was an enormous hall. The sunlight flooded through the floor to the ceiling glass wall. She sauntered ahead, her heels clinked. She placed her hand on the glass and glanced at the day view of the city.
"I was thinking we'll have our breakfast with them," She muttered. She hadn't been in this part of his penthouse.
Her husband stood behind her in a dark tailored suit. She didn't envision her life, her husband would marry a second woman and they made a deal. He wouldn't touch another woman, but she had to make a deal, give her body and soul to him.
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